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Revert to latest saved script. Why not Nuke?

12 Feb 2014

39

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blackbox automatically creates a backup file of your current nuke script whenever you save. You can choose the backup location and how much backups you want to have per script. With that no data gets lost and you can always jump back to older versions.

03 Feb 2015

249

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align selected nodes horizontal or vertical, set the distance between the nodes and remain the order of the nodes. prety useful tool to keep your nuke scripts clean.

17 Feb 2014

676

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Convert a gizmo into group. All connections remain. This script is useful if you hand your nuke scripts to other machines where the gizmos aren't installed. So with gizmoToGroup you make sure that your scripts can be read on other machines as well.

20 Feb 2014

166

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Uses meta-data from the incoming image stream to break a PSD files into layers, each layer is combined together with a PSDMerge node which emulates the blending modes, each layer is set in a card in 3D space.

06 Mar 2014

363

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The default plugin is a visual approach to let you create knob defaults inside Foundry’s Nuke on the fly without the need to write and maintain any line of code. It contains the default main window which lets you create, edit and delete knob defaults and bundle them in preset lists that can be imported and exported and thus be shared with other artists.

17 Aug 2022

1231

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This tool separates your image ReadNode Passes in a automated way by providing you an interface to rename or delete extracted Layers.

28 Mar 2014

747

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This is a small script that I pieced together for fun while teaching myself python. It takes the image value of a selected node and generates it in the node graph using dots.

06 Apr 2014

282

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Relinker is a Nuke tool for relinking footage automatically. It was developed to be used in a small independent film production environment where artists would typically work off their hard drives on multiple locations with different computers. The Nuke scripts we worked with at the time generally had a lot of different read nodes. Instead of losing time relinking nodes manually, we wrote this Python tool to automate the task. Video demonstration: https://vimeo.com/103858180

10 Jan 2020

1168

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Normalize curves in the curve editor based on the entered range of values.

19 May 2014

194